Three days. Three components. Built for what June actually demands.

Both. The crashcourse content is built around topics that are exam-relevant for both 2026 and 2027 cohorts. The bootcamps are structured for any JC student writing GP, with the marking and feedback adjusted to where the student is. JC1 students typically use it as the inflection before promos; JC2 students use it as a structured volume push before prelims.

Yes. The intensive is open to non-ETG students and existing ETG students alike. No prior enrolment is required. For students joining ETG for the first time through the intensive, the textbook and the experience of the bootcamps are designed to be fully self-contained.

Each component can be booked standalone — the Crashcourse at $100, each bootcamp at $200. The bundle at $400 is the only way to get all three days plus the exclusive textbook, and it saves $100 versus standalone pricing. If you can only attend two days, message the admin team — pricing for partial bundles is handled case by case.

The Comprehension Bootcamp asks for six comprehensions to be attempted before the day. The Essay Bootcamp asks for eight essays to be attempted before the day. Both are spread across the days leading up to the intensive — students who register earlier have more time. The pre-work is not optional; the bootcamp days are built around what students bring in. This is the design.

Yes. The three crashcourse chapters are written to be referenced for the rest of JC. The Mr President chapter alone is around 3,500 words of analysis with sourced statistics; the Environment and Arts chapters are similarly substantial. The marked comprehensions and essays are reference material students continue to revisit through prelims and A Levels.

Yes. All three days are available both at Coronation Plaza and on Zoom in parallel. Pre-work and marking are handled identically across both modes. The textbook is mailed to Zoom students before the intensive begins.

No single intensive changes a grade. GP does not improve after one workshop. What three days can do is install structure — argument architecture, AQ technique, time discipline — and produce a concentrated block of marked output. Whether that translates to a grade movement depends on what happens after the intensive. The strongest outcomes come from students who treat the intensive as the start of a more structured second half of JC.

Two things. First, the content currency: the crashcourse chapters are written for the 2026 and 2027 papers, not recycled from prior years. Trump's second term, the SG Culture Pass, the Cross Island Line — these are anchored in 2025–2026 developments, not 2020 examples. Second, the marking volume: fourteen marked pieces across two days is a concentrated block of feedback that's difficult to replicate elsewhere — and the marking is done by ETG GP tutors, with detailed feedback per piece and reference to the band descriptors.

Registration is via the Typeform link at the top of this page or via the Register Now button in the pricing section. Once submitted, the admin team will confirm your slot and send pre-work instructions. For any registration issues, message the admin team on WhatsApp.